- 6 leading manufacturers
- 42 additional suppliers
- 23 states and provinces
- 16 related categories
- 2 guide sections
Spiral Heat Exchanger Manufacturers and Companies
IQS Directory provides a detailed list of spiral heat exchanger manufacturers and suppliers. Find spiral heat exchanger companies that can design, engineer, and manufacture spiral heat exchangers to your specifications. Peruse our website to review and discover top spiral heat exchanger manufacturers with roll over ads and complete product descriptions. Connect with the spiral heat exchanger companies through our hassle-free and efficient request for quote form. You are provided company profiles, website links, locations, phone numbers, product videos, and product information. Read reviews and stay informed with product new articles. Whether you are looking for manufacturers of spiral plate heat exchangers, flat spiral exchangers, and metal spiral exchangers of every type, IQS is the premier source for you.
Suppliers located in TX, IN, NJ +20 more states
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Leading Spiral Heat Exchanger Manufacturers
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| 1 | Harris Thermal Transfer ProductsAt Harris Thermal Transfer Products, we specialize in delivering cutting-edge heat exchangers designed to meet the diverse needs of our clients. We excel in producing a wide range of thermal management solutions, from standard models to highly customized systems. Our commitment to innovation and quality ensures that our heat exchangers provide superior performance, reliability, and efficiency. | Newberg, OR | |||
| 2 | Perry Products CorporationSince 1947, Perry Products Corporation has been a trusted designer, manufacturer and long term heat exchanger partner for our customers. In addition to custom thermal engineered shell and tube heat exchangers, Perry maintains a line of partially fabricated but still customizable ASME heat exchangers in stock and ready to ship quick. Direct and honest communication and on time delivery is one of the reasons our customers keep coming back to Perry. | Hainesport, NJ | |||
| 3 | Isotherm, Inc.At Isotherm, Inc., we specialize in the design and manufacture of high-performance heat exchangers engineered to meet demanding thermal management requirements across a wide range of industries. Our company combines advanced engineering expertise with precision fabrication to deliver efficient, reliable solutions that optimize heat transfer, improve system performance, and support long-term operational stability in complex environments. | Arlington, TX | |||
| 4 | Diversified Manufacturing Inc.At Diversified Manufacturing, we provide precision manufacturing solutions with a strong focus on producing high-quality heat exchangers for a wide range of industrial applications. Our company combines experienced craftsmanship with modern manufacturing processes to deliver dependable thermal transfer equipment designed to meet demanding performance requirements. | Lockport, NY | |||
| 5 | API Heat Transfer Inc.Since 1953, we have been an industrial heat exchanger and heat transfer systems manufacturer offering shell and tube, marine, plate and frame, brazed plate, welded plate and air cooled heat exchangers and more. To us, service means responsive, knowledgeable support. | Buffalo, NY | |||
| 6 | JFD Tube & Coil Products, Inc.At JFD Tube & Coil Products, we manufacture precision heat exchangers designed to provide dependable thermal transfer solutions for demanding industrial and commercial applications. Our company produces a wide variety of custom tube and coil products that support efficient heating, cooling, condensing, and fluid processing across numerous operating environments. | Hamden, CT |
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- How many spiral heat exchanger manufacturers are listed on IQS Directory?
- 6 leading manufacturers and 42 additional suppliers.
- Where are spiral heat exchanger manufacturers located?
- The listed suppliers are in 23 states and provinces: Texas (6), Indiana (4), New Jersey (4), Pennsylvania (4), Illinois (3), New York (3), Ohio (3), Wisconsin (3), and 15 more. 1 supplier does not list a location.
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Spiral Heat Exchangers
A spiral heat exchanger is a type of shell and tube heat exchanger design that consists of a spiral body made from two flat surfaces, typically metal strips, which are coiled to form two spiral channels. Commonly used for applications including digester heating, pasteurization, heat recovery, pre-heating and effluent cooling, spiral heat exchangers offer the benefit of increased floor space due to their relatively compact size.
Spiral Heat Exchanger Benefits
A spiral heat exchanger may be in a helically configured pattern, or it may be two coiled flat panels creating a counter-flow. Typically used in the heating of liquids that contain solids, spiral heat exchangers tend to get dirty more quickly than other types of tube heat exchangers. However, spiral heat exchangers offer a single-flow path and rotary current that creates a self cleaning effect. The self cleaning effect initiates a low pressure drop and allows the spiral heat exchanger to easily dislodge blockages. This allows spiral heat exchangers to keep clean fairly easily, despite the particle-laden materials they heat, for example sludge or slurries. Spiral plate heat exchangers serve engineering and process industries as well as ethanol, alcohol, food processing, pharmaceutical, oil and gas, chemical, wastewater treatment and mining.
Spiral Heat Exchanger Design
Inside of the tubular outer casing of the spiral heat exchanger, there are two long metal strips with welded-on spacer studs. The strips are rolled or coiled around a central core in order to form a spiral body that contains two evenly spaced single-passage channels. It is similar to the placing of plates in plate heat exchangers to increase the surface area. Next, the alternate sides of each of the channels are welded and two flat or conical gasket covers are bolted over the sides of the spiral body to complete the construction. The covers ensure that the fluids in the spiral heat exchanger will not mix. There are three main ways in which fluids will flow in a spiral heat exchanger. Countercurrent flow is when both fluids flow in opposing directions. Spiral heat exchangers with this type of flow are typically mounted vertically to condense vapor and mounted horizontally to handle high levels of solid particles. Spiral flow/cross flow is when one fluid is in spiral flow and the other fluid is in cross flow. This type of flow requires spiral heat exchangers to have spiral flow passages welded on each side. Distributed vapor/spiral flow is typically mounted vertically for the subcooling of condensate and non-condensable fluids. In this type of flow, the coolant moves in a spiral and discharges out of the top, while hot gasses are discharged as a condensate out of the bottom.